Chance for showers lingers, Monday April 13th forecast

As expected our late season storm was a quick hit event as much of the storm's energy now pushes further south and east of the region. We still have a chance for more showers and even a very remote chance for thunder. Snow will still be possible above 6000 feet and Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect for the mountains of Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties through early Monday.

Looking ahead, scattered showers will be possible through early Monday before direr air rushes in behind the exiting storm system. Temperatures on Monday will start the week on the cool side before warming occurs through the middle of the week and toward the weekend. The Pacific storm track will stay very active with at ;east two more systems approaching the West Coast over the next ten days or so.  Our forecast models keep hinting that the storms will come close, but rain and mountain snow should stay mostly to our north. The first chance will occur about mid week with the following chance occurring over next weekend. We will monitor closely and see if the models show any changes and rainfall comes back in to the extended forecast.

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